Prayer

Keller's insights delve into the dual nature of prayer, but I'm curious about what motivated him to focus on these aspects specifically. Was there a personal moment or a particular tradition that shaped this approach?

The idea of opening oneself fully to God resonated with me, but I wonder if others found it challenging or empowering. How did this perspective influence your own prayer life?

The book discusses both disciplined practice and spontaneous moments of wonder. I’d love to hear how others interpret this balance and whether it’s something they’ve tried.